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Margaret of Sweden, Queen of Norway
Queen consort of Norway
- Child of Eric IX of Sweden and Christina of Denmark
- Married to Sverre of Norway
- Dated c. 1155 CE – 1209 CE
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Overview
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Family
The family of Margaret of Sweden, Queen of Norway
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The family as a list · 10
Family 10
What this means
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- child of (child) Christina of Denmark Queen of Sweden (1156–1160)
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child of (child) Eric IX of Sweden 12th-century Swedish King and Saint -
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of the house House of Eric Swedish royal dynasty in the 12th–13th centuries - parent of (child) Christina of Norway Norwegian princess
- parent of (child) Erling Sverkersson Peerage person ID=113023
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sibling of Canute I of Sweden King of Sweden from 1167 until 1196 - sibling of Catherine, Lady Blake Swedish princess
- sibling of Filip Eriksson 1142 - 1200
- sibling of Inger Eriksdatter Bef 1110 - Abt 1157
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married to Sverre of Norway king of Norway
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